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2 nd Amendements The Right to Bear Arms
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3 rd Amendment No forced housing of soldiers
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4 th Amendment No illegal searches or seizures Right to privacy
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5 th Amendment Due Process Eminent Domain Grand Jury No Double Jeopardy Right to Remain Silent
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6 th Amendment Speedy Public Trial Right to A Lawyer Jury Trial Informed of Trial Question All Witnesses
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7 th Amendment Jury Trial In All Civil Cases
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8 th Amendment No Excessive Bails and Fines No Cruel and Unusual Punishment
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9 th Amendment All Rights Not Listed Are Still Protected
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10 th Amendment All Powers Not Given To The National Gov’t Are Reserved For The States
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11 th Amendment Places Limits On Suits Against States
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12 th Amendment Changes Procedure For Electing President And Vice-President
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13 th Amendment Bans Slavery And Force Labor
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14 th Amendment Defines Citizenship Guarantees Due Process And Equal Protection Of The Law
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15 th Amendment Allows Voting To All Men Regardless Of Race
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16 th Amendment Gives The Authority To Levy An Income Tax
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17 th Amendment Establishes The Direct Election Of Senators
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18 th Amendment Prohibition Of Alcohol
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19 th Amendment Women’s Right To Vote
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20 th Amendment Changes The Beginning Of Presidential And Congressional Terms
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21 st Amendment Repeals Prohibition
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22 nd Amendment Establishes A Two Term Limit For President
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23 rd Amendment Gives Residents Of Washington D.C. The Right To Vote In National Elections
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Abolishes The Use Of Poll Taxes In Voting
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25 th Amendment Defines The Succession Of The Office Of President
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26 th Amendment Lowers The Voting Age To 18 Years Old
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27 th Amendment Places Limits On Congressional Pay Raises Until The Beginning Of The Next Term
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